One place for the whole project
Build status, documents, material decisions, payments and post-handover service instead of separate threads, calls and files scattered across email.
We designed a service standard where the investor does not need to call for status updates. Schedule, build photos, material selections, documents, payments and post-handover service come together in one structured HoodHome portal.
Build status, documents, material decisions, payments and post-handover service instead of separate threads, calls and files scattered across email.
The investor sees what is complete, what is in progress and which decision is needed next without asking for status at every stage.
Comments, signatures, selections and scope changes stay attached to the right stage, photo or document so they do not get lost in inboxes or create chaos.
Each stage has its own status, documents, decisions and communication rhythm. That way the investor knows not only where the project stands, but also what is needed from their side.
At the start, the client sees the plot status, the input checklist, the document scope and the first assumptions for quote and schedule.
The investor monitorsThe portal structures the model choice, scope and energy package. Here the investor approves key decisions and sees their budget impact.
The investor monitorsBefore delivery starts, the investor gets access to an organized document package, pre-start schedule and approval confirmations for the next steps.
The investor monitorsAt this stage the client tracks whether prefabrication, material orders and crew preparation are on plan and where any schedule risk appears.
The investor monitorsThis is the most visible part for the client. The portal shows progress day by day or week by week with photos, comments and site notes.
The investor monitorsNear the finish, the client needs maximum clarity: which decisions are closed, what still needs confirmation and which stages are ready for billing.
The investor monitorsThe portal does not end on handover day. After completion, the investor keeps access to as-built documentation, manuals and warranty requests.
The investor monitorsOne status summary: current stage, upcoming decisions, dates, risks and latest updates.
A build schedule view with dependencies and shifts so the client understands not only the date but also the context.
A summary of completed work, current work, what comes next and progress photos with read confirmation.
Communication attached to a photo, document, selection or task instead of loose messages without context.
Selection cards with description, photo, price range, comment and investor signature once the decision is final.
Every change shows the impact on cost, timing and scope, and the full approval flow leaves a clear audit trail.
The client sees what they are paying for, which stage is billed, what is already paid and how much of the budget still lies ahead.
Agreements, drawings, execution files, document versions, comments and signature requests in one place.
Issue reporting, appointment date, repair status and feedback after closure without hunting for the right contractor contact.
Once a week the investor receives a concise summary: what was done, what is ongoing, what comes next and where a decision is needed.
Questions do not land in a generic inbox. They stay attached to the photo, document, selection or invoice where the answer will matter later.
Approvals for materials, scope changes and billing stages are formal, signed and visible to both sides in one record.